What shapes us into who we become? Pastor Mahumbe takes us on a profound journey through his formative years, revealing how growing up fatherless in a house full of women accelerated his maturity and prepared him for spiritual leadership. Despite lacking a male role model as a template, these early challenges became the catalyst for intentional choices that would later define his ministry and family life.

The transformative power of servanthood emerges as a cornerstone principle throughout our conversation. "I was the first person to arrive at God's house and the last person to leave," Pastor Mahumbe reflects, sharing how cleaning his pastor's car and performing menial tasks became stepping stones to leadership. His striking insight that "servanthood doesn't just help you climb the ladder but helps you stay on top" challenges our achievement-oriented culture with a perspective that values humility as essential for sustainable success.

Movement Church's innovative approach to ministry through sports—basketball courts, cycling teams, marathons, and karate—demonstrates a passionate commitment to reaching the unchurched rather than "recycling Christians." This refreshing strategy springs from Pastor Mahumbe's conviction that wisdom through fearing God, commitment to cause rather than rewards, and faith as life's backbone are non-negotiable foundations for meaningful impact. Whether you're questioning your purpose, facing challenges, or seeking to make lasting change in your community, this conversation offers practical wisdom for building a life of significance regardless of your starting point.

Fueling Discipline , focus and the right mindset!